I have a class that has a member
something like this:
class A {
boost::shared_ptr<B> b;
};
boost::shared_ptr<B> get_b (A const& ...) {
return A.b;
}
where class B is already exposed to python in a different module.
I tried to provide access to the internal member A.b:
class_<A> ...
.add_property ("b", &A::get_b)
It seems that attempting to provide access to this internal member fails, with
a message about no conversion from c++ type blah blah.
The c++ type represented by this internal state is already exposed in a
different python module, which has also been imported into python.
>From what I can gather from ancient messages on the web, this usage just isn't
going to work.
Any thoughts?
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